Pocket LOOX C550 Mobility is obvious

May 2006

The Pocket LOOX C550 is the new compact handheld from Fujitsu Siemens Computers. Its specially designed cabinet is small, light and stylish and fits in every pocket. Its brilliant VGA display enables convenient working on every location - indoor and outdoor. Outstanding security features like persistent store and secure device management protect your data everywhere. The smart worker will enjoy the outstanding connectivity of the Pocket LOOX - WLAN, IrDA and Bluetooth. Never miss any appointment again, manage your contacts, send and receive e-mails, and get connected with your office data while on the move.

Mobility

Reliability Microsoft Windows MobileTM 5.0 Premium Edition incl.: New Office Mobile Suite: Word, Excel and Power Point mobile MSN Mobile Windows Media Player 10 for Pocket PC Secure device management Persistent Store for optimized data protection Mechanical and functional stability proven by extensive quality tests Password protection saves your data in case of loosing your Pocket LOOX USB docking station and USB host cable included Broad range of accessories like SD memory cards, battery, leather cases and more Software-Choice program for individual download (tools, games, multimedia applications and more) http://www.pocketloox-choice.com Connectivity Total data access, everywhere with integrated: Infrared Wi-Fi certified WLAN 802.11b/g Bluetooth V1.2 Pocket LOOX Software Suite incl. Fujitsu Siemens Computers CONNECTMOBILITY E2C for easy connection to your network
Efficiency Outstanding design for the highest level of integration Light and compact format to fit in your pocket Superb display for a perfect viewing experience, indoor and outdoor Strong and changeable battery guarantees ultimate independency from jack. Fast access to your favorite applications through Fujitsu Siemens Computers Speed Menu Highest expandability due to built in SD-I/O / MMC slot, for archiving business data, pictures or multi media files
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System Applications processor Memory Display
Bluetooth V1.2 Wireless LAN Dimensions (H x W x D) Weight
Pocket LOOX C550 Intel PXAMHz based on Intel XScale microarchitecture System memory (RAM) 64 MB Flash memory (ROM) 128 MB 3.5-inch VGA 640 x 480 pixel transflective TFT Touchscreen, 65.536 colors, LED backlight Integrated Integrated, 802.11b/g, Wi-Fi certified 116 x 71 x 14 mm Approx. 160 grams Applications Fujitsu Siemens Computers SpeedMenu Fujitsu Siemens Computers Key lock Fujitsu Siemens Computers CONNECTMOBILITY E2C Fujitsu Siemens Computers Voice Recorder Fujitsu Siemens Computers Audio Path Fujitsu Siemens Computers Panning Fujitsu Siemens Computers Password Outlook Mobile, Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile MSN Mobile Pocket Internet Explorer Windows Media Player 10 for Pocket PC Pictures Terminal Services Client Bubble Breaker Solitaire Voice recorder Microsoft Active Sync 4.1 Microsoft Outlook 2002 Supports Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002, 2003, XP Software voucher for software download with prepaid license fee Standard delivery package Handheld device USB docking station 2 Stylus pens Carrying case USB sync cable AC adapter with cable (country specific EU/UK) Microsoft Getting Started CD Getting Started poster Safety instructions and warranty flyer Easy Guide on CD Warranty manual on CD Options / accessories SD cards Main battery Remote control for ear phone (audio control set) Leather cases Stylus kit / SD slot cover pack AC adapter, car adapter USB sync cable (slave / host) http://www.fujitsu-siemens.com/accessories Additional Software available at http://www.pocketloox-Choice.com or http://www.pocketloox-Choice.de
Interfaces 1 x built-in microphone 1 x speaker 1 x headphone (3.5 mm) 4 pin 1 x IrDA USB 1.1 (slave) via sync cable USB 1.1 (host) via sync cable Serial (RS232) via sync cable Stereo Audio Out on cradle connector Expansion slots SD card/MM card (SD I/O) Battery Exchangeable Lithium-Ion battery, rechargeable Main battery 1200 mAh Power supply Rated voltage V Power cord with EU plug, UK plug additionally available, standard in UK versions Standby time Fully charged 500 h

Battery life may vary depending on product model, configuration, applications, power management settings and features utilized. Battery recharge time depends on usage.
Dimensions / weight Dimensions (H x W x D) 116 x 71x 14 mm Weight app. 160g Wireless Technologies (WLAN) Import and usage according to country-specific regulations The Pocket LOOX Series is Wi-Fi certified Operating system Microsoft Windows MobileTM 5.0 Premium Edition
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A26391-K151-Z200-1-7619

Introduction

Getting started

CONNECTMOBILITYE2C PDA Standard Edition

Managing destinations

Managing applications

Managing devices

July 2004 Edition
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Contents

Introduction.....1 Notational conventions.....1 System requirements....1 Basic requirements....1 Supported third party software....1 Certified devices....1 Supported mobile phones....1 Overview.....2 Getting started....3 Installing CONNECTMOBILITY....3 First steps CONNECTMOBILITY...4 Managing destinations....5 Editing GPRS / GSM destinations....5 Editing WLAN destinations....10 Managing applications....13 Directly starting the application....13 Add or remove applications....13 Managing devices....17 Editing the GPRS/GSM devices....17 Bluetooth (BT) mobile phone....17 CONNECT2AIR GPRS Card....19 Infrared (IrDA) mobile phone....19 Additional Bluetooth options....19 Editing the WLAN device settings....20
A26391-K151-Z200-1-7619, edition 1

Notational conventions

The meanings of the symbols and fonts used in this manual are as follows:
Supplementary information, remarks, and tips follow this symbol.
Text which follows this symbol describes activities that must be performed in the order shown.
"Quotation marks" indicate names of chapters or terms. Texts in italics indicate filenames and menu items.

System requirements

Basic requirements
PDA with Windows Mobile 2003 Intel compatible PC with Windows 98, ME, 2000 Pro, XP Pro/Home Edition and ActiveSync 3.5 or higher installed
Supported third party software
Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Connection Manager Certicom movianVPN v4

Certified devices

Fujitsu Siemens Computers Pocket LOOX 410, 420 Fujitsu Siemens Computers Pocket LOOX 710, 720 Fujitsu Siemens Computers LOOX 610 (with limited Bluetooth support)

Supported mobile phones

Siemens S55, Sony Ericsson T610, Sony Ericsson T68 Any GPRS mobile phone that supports the AT+CIMI commands

Overview

CONNECTMOBILITY helps you to connect to the Internet or your company intranet quickly and easily. Even complex connection procedures can be automated, e.g.: Connecting via modem (i.e. GPRS mobile phone, GPRS CF-Card, ) Logging on to your company network over VPN Launching follow-up applications (e.g. for email synchronization)
Before installing CONNECTMOBILITY: Backup the data on your Pocket PC. Make sure the Pocket PC is connected to your PC. Make sure ActiveSync is running on your PC and is connected.
Installing CONNECTMOBILITY
Run Setup.exe in order to install the application on your device.
First steps CONNECTMOBILITY
After the installation is finished you are able to connect to the internet with CONNECTMOBILITY. If you want to configure some specific settings follow the steps below. Destinations In the Destinations field you can choose the destination to which you want to connect (e.g. the Internet or your corporate network).
These destinations are related to the connection device. If, e.g., you choose WLAN only the WLAN destinations are available here.
Applications In the applications field you can choose the application that will be started after the connection is set up (e.g. a browser, a mail client or an FTP client). Connect / Disconnect Button This button allows you to connect if you are offline and to disconnect if you are online. Connection devices In the WLAN and GPRS / GSM fields you can choose the device to which you want to connect: your WLAN device any Bluetooth (BT) capable Mobile Phone with GPRS your CONNECT2AIR GPRS CF Card any Infrared (IRdA) capable Mobile Phone with GPRS
Menubar The Config menu allows you to edit your destinations. The HelpButton opens the help dialogue. The Information Button shows version and license information.
Normally there is no need to edit the predefined destination of CONNECTMOBILITY because your provider settings are detected automatically. Nevertheless it may be necessary in some cases to manually enter these settings.
Editing GPRS / GSM destinations
The following steps explain how to change GPRS / GSM provider specific settings. Make sure the destination you want to edit is selected in the destinations field (1). Tap Config in the menu bar and choose Edit Destination (2).

The Dial Up Destination Configuration page is displayed.
Enter a name for the destination (3). Choose the desired connection type (4). (GPRS connection or GSM connection, e.g. for RAS Dial in) Choose the connection manager to be used (5). (Microsoft CM in Standard Edition) Tap this button to configure your connection in detail (6). (For GPRS see "GPRS configuration", for GSM see "GSM configuration".)
The GPRS or GSM Configuration page is displayed.

GPRS configuration

If auto detection is active the following steps are configured automatically (7).
In order to configure the GPRS settings manually: or You can enter the APN (AccessPoint Name) and the authentication settings (13). (only for advanced users) Enter the GPRS Provider name (8). Enter the GPRS phone number (9). (e.g. *99***1#) Enter your GPRS username (10). Enter your GPRS password (11). Here you can enter the extra dial string (12). (only for advanced users)
Standard edition supports only one auto configuration. If you change your SIM card you have to enter the new settings manually.

GSM configuration

Enter the phone number you want to dial (14). Enter an extra dial string if necessary (15). (AT commands) Tap here to choose the desired authentication method (16). On the next screen you are able to choose the authentication method you want to use (Username/Password and Username/RLA supported).

TCP/IP Configuration

Tap here (17) to enter special TCP/IP settings.

Servers Configuration

Tap here (18) to enter your WINS and DNS servers.

Proxy Configuration

Tap here (19) to enter your Proxy settings. When you have completed your configuration tap ok (20).
The Save Configuration File page is displayed.
Saving the new configuration
Tap here (21) to save your new configuration settings.
Editing WLAN destinations
Make sure the destination you want to edit is selected in the destinations field (1). Tap Config and choose Edit Destination (2).
The WLAN Destination Configuration page is displayed.
Enter a name for the destination (3). Choose the WLAN authentication type (4). (Shared WEP Key or Open). Choose the encryption (5). (WEP or None). Enter the WEP Key if used (6). Select your network (7). Any SSID automatically connects to the first open network available. Specific SSID allows you to specify which network to connect to. Scan allows you to scan the current available networks. Check this if you are running in Ad-Hoc mode (device to device). You also need to specify the WLAN Channel in this case (8).

Tap here (9) to enter special TCP/IP settings.
Tap here (10) to enter your WINS and DNS servers.
Tap here (11) to enter your Proxy settings. When you have completed your configuration tap ok (12).
Tap here (13) to save your new configuration settings.
CONNECTMOBILITY allows you to configure the applications that will be started after the connection is set up.
Directly starting the application
If you want to start an application from the CONNECTMOBILITY application bar simply perform a long press on the desired application and choose Execute from the context menu. The application will be started immediately without checking whether a connection is set up or not.
Add or remove applications
In order to add or remove an icon from the application bar follow these steps: Tap the wrench on the right of the application bar (1).
The Application Button Configuration page is displayed.
To add a connection select New (2).
The page for defining new applications is displayed.
Enter the file name (including the whole path) of the application you want to add (3). Enter commandline parameters if needed (4).
To remove an application select the application and tap Delete (5). To change the order of the applications use the up and down arrow (6). To edit an existing application choose Edit (7).
Edit the file name (including the whole path) of the application (8). Edit commandline parameters if needed (9).
Editing the GPRS/GSM devices
The above defined GPRS /GSM destinations are available for every GPRS / GSM capable device connected to your PDA. In some cases a few configuration steps are necessary to enable a device.
Bluetooth (BT) mobile phone
PocketLOOX 410, 420, 710, 720
In order to connect your Bluetooth (BT) mobile Phone to one of these PDAs simply perform a long press on the BT icon and choose Add/Remove Devices from the context menu.

PocketLOOX 610

In order to connect your Bluetooth (BT) mobile Phone to the PocketLOOX you have to follow these steps: Run Start Programms Pocket Plugfree. Use the wizard to configure your BT if not already done. Choose your mobile phone (3).
The Services page is displayed showing the services available for your mobile phone.

Choose Internet (4).

Enter any phone number and tap ok in the title bar (5). On the next screen just click ok. Enter your BT PIN on your mobile phone and on your PDA. After the PDA starts dialing you can cancel the connection.
After these steps open the context menu for BT by long pressing the Bluetooth icon (9). Your mobile phone will be listed among the devices.

CONNECT2AIR GPRS Card

For the CONNECT2AIR GPRS CF-Card no additional configuration is required. Simply enter the card, choose the CF icon and connect to the internet.
Infrared (IrDA) mobile phone
For using an IrDA mobile phone simply activate the IrDA interface on your mobile phone. Afterwards you have to choose the IrDA icon. Now you are ready to connect.
Additional Bluetooth options
To open the additional Bluetooth options you have to perform a long press on the Bluetooth icon. The context menu shows the following options: Bluetooth On switches the integrated Bluetooth module on Bluetooth Off switches the integrated Bluetooth module off All Wireless Off switches the integrated Bluetooth and WLAN module off Deactivate BT on Disconnect the Bluetooth module will be deactivated after the connection is closed (good for saving battery time)
Editing the WLAN device settings
To open the additional WLAN options you have to perform a long press on the WLAN icon. The context menu shows the following options: WLAN On switches the integrated WLAN module on WLAN Off switches the integrated WLAN module off All Wireless Off switches the integrated Bluetooth and WLAN module off Deactivate WLAN on Disconnect the WLAN module will be deactivated after the connection is closed (good for saving battery time)